Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-16

We anticipate the largest dress goods sale
on record to-day. We offer to-day one OF the
best values that has been our good fortune
yards of all wool camels hair, and 2yards OF
striped velvet to match. The IL yards for
$4.S5. The velvet was imported to match
the goods, and for combinations they are
perfect. As regards value they are being
sold to-day at one-half their original value.
To-morrow's will be $3.50.
Ladies who have any Intentions of pur-
chasing dress of any sort, will do well to
take advantage of tue passementerie and Or
nament sale which takes place to day. The
prices range I ON 15c t as high as SOC.
each and every one of them worth more
than twice the pric.. We anticipate rush
for these goods, and have in consequence
placed extra salespeople in this department
SO that all can be served with comfort and
despatch You will probably never get the
same opportunity again in this line of goods.
Bargains of this sort are seldom found. They
include in shapes, epaulettes, viuaigrettes,
back pieces, galoons and many others.
In consequence of the large dress goods
sale to-day, we place on sale two extra lines.
The first, a wool-flliug faL ey dress goods at
12l9c yard. wear-resisting fabric, and
handsome in appearance
Our second line is an Atwood imported
French tricot at CSC yard, 81 inches wide;
worth $3.50.
A line OF sateen finished, printed figure d
cambrics at 81 &C yard. Something entirely
new, in imitation of Fouard silk patterns.
They are bargain at lOc
One of our best bargains to-day is a line OF
extra heavy Marseille bed spreads at $l.25
each; the patterns are heavy and distinct.
Tney are large enough for any double bed,
and good value at -.
| A grand special sale in lace curtains at CSC
a pair. They are tapped edge, ecru or white,
81 yards in length, each pair of curtains
yards OF material. The rsrest bargain ever
known in this line. 1t is useless for us TO
| comment upon them, for your personal In
| spection will satisfy you to the fact effect.
| Something that is seldom heard of-an ex-
| ira heavy unbleached muslin at D. &C yard.
These goods are one yard wide, full meas
| urement, worth SIC.
For winter wear we offer a line of wide
striped tickings at 121ac yard. For under
skirt use, nothing can compare with these
| goods, Worth zoe.
| A line of tucking, size yard, So inches
wide. A bargain at soc.
| Childrens hand satchels, loo each. A
novelty for the little ones. Worth 25c;,
Ladies' long purses, 75c each. All the
| rage just now. A useful and ornamental
article, made of morocco leather and metal
clasps, Worth $3.50.
Black fur, 4 inches wide, 29c yard. The
widest and best value we have ever been
able to offer at soc yard.
Beaded lace, 25c yard. For hat and dress
trimming nothing neater or prettier can be
bought Our usual price 4Oc.
Chamois skin, S-button length, mousque
taire embroidered back gloves, CSC a pair.
A serviceable and comfortable article, re-
duced from $1.25.
Ladies' scarlet merinO vests, slightly
soiled, Acc; worth 75c.
Ladies' bustles, csc; same style as the
Langtry.
Children's Jersey flannel sacques, 9Sci
worth $3.50. Nicely made with coachman'i
j cape.
Children's toboggan caps, to m aec
sacques. 25c each.
Ladies' camels-hair undershirts, 75c
worth 81 25.
4 Ladies' muslin nightgowns, 39c; trimmed
with lace; worth 65c.
Boys suits, 1925; reduced from SO.
Shetland shawls in all colors, 69c
worth 81.
A review in our notion department..
English pins, sc paper; worth loo.
| Kid-covered hair-crimpers, loo dozen.
Cabinet hair-pins sc a box.
Darning cotton, lie card.
Childrens lace collars, SC each.
Hand glasses, loo each.
PEOPLES STORE.
Wednesday, Nov 16, 1887.